Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Rob wrote:

>
> I don't have a boss, I have a plumbing company, music is for
> recreation for me, not professional, probably one reason I don't even
> know how to use cubase, which is another reason I'm going back to
> best buy and get digital music for 49 bucks, seems more plumber
> friendly,

heh... 'plumber friendly'? There was once a sequencing prog called Bars 
and Pipes for the Amiga! I think it was specially made for your profession!
CuBase takes a bit of learning for some bits, but it's quite excellent 
for the cash. I've used it since the time it was only available on 
Atari! There used to be a Lite version and CuBasis versions. These were 
easier on the pocketbook and quite excellent for learning the basics and 
then some. Too bad they dropped them.

> at that price I will gladly pay for it. I'm sure glad I
> tried cubase off the net instead of shelling out the mula. Oh and
> thanks for the anvil and cakewalk tip,


No prob, just thought that if the price was the true hinderance that I 
could at least show you some alternatives. Cakewalk Music Creator would 
probably be better, there is a wider userbase for it.

> and lastly, I don't have amps
> and all that, my bose triport headphones do fine, which are paid for,
> the sticks they threw in after I laid down a grand for the kit.

Ok, I was just egging you anyways... So the Bose HP are good? I never 
really liked Bose speakers, xpt the little 201's. I just wrecked my fave 
Sennheisers, got caught on the throne when standing up.. RRIIPP!



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> Peace
> Rob
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